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THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , JANUARY 13 , 1885.
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A FINE LINE 0 P
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THE ONIiYEXOLD&lV3S
IN OMAHA'1 NKB ,
FASHION'S FAULTLESS FEW ,
Siciels's ' Gail ) and Gossip in lie Offi
cial-Upper Teo.
KcccpllotiR nt ilio White House nml
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Correspondence of th
W ASUIKOTOX , Janumy 8. AH Ilia
otultl bo douo to make the laid rcctptiono
of tlio republican administration a fnro
well oucceta was lavished bountifully oil
Now Yoar'a day. The weather which was
anlvlling and drizzling nil day long waa
no liiudranco to thoeo who viohcd to
nmko their parting calla. Ouiclal eti
quette demands that the so Cllinc" high
pnaitbna under the Rovornment aliould
call upon the president of the United
States on Now Yonr'n day , adorned in all
'tho splendor of their rank. This in Iho
day when those repronontlng foreign na
tionn appear in oil their foolioh HUDI
inory , whicli is only n relic of barbarism.
But it takes witli sanUmuntiO young
ladiea and some thr.t nro not so young
and the society man ; hero the effect onda.
Ilowovor , wo nro a generous peoplenud
respect thone who are the victims oi
rojalty.
THAT THESIDDXT AHTHUIl
enjoys presiding nt the whits hoino there
is no question. It would bo difficult to
find n man moro eminently fitted to dis-
peneo national hospitalities than ia ho.
While ho is Independently , politic , ho h
most greciously intortaiulug polite , find
hia social tact is only equalled by hia
oflicial diplomacy. I have never noon
him in hia kitchen , and that is n teat-
gauge of a man's courage and patlcnco ,
and they do Bay ho given special orders
about how things shall bo cook ° d find
arranged , but his dinners eat well , and
when the occasion requires it ho can bo
as perpendicular and Immovable aa the
\Va8hington monument looks from his
library window , and can frcczo a senator
or office seeker as stark and stiff as the
north polo I Ho has exquisite taste in all
the appointments of hia entertainments ,
and fully understands the delicacy of
giving a man an after-dinnor tapping on
the shoulder and loading him away while
ho gallantly Rays to the
fair partner "I kuow Gon.
Smith wishes to smoke , mid you will bo
unselfish enough not to deprive him of
that luxury. " Ho never mistakes his
man by tapping the wrong shoulder , not
he. That after-dinner smoke in the
president's library with something to
moisten the Jips while exchanging anec
dotes will bo remembered long after pre
sentation speeches and inaugural addresses
have been forgotten. As wo grow older ,
wo talk of the invigorating events of the
st , leaving the gloomy and depressing
things to biographers and historians.
President Arthur never appeared to
better advantage or looked happier than
when receiving his visitors on New Years
He certainly is supurb physically , just
that proportion which makes a perfect
figure : md so rarely seen. JQow delight
ful it must be to take his measure for a
coat ! Bo becomes it so wclll On this
special occasion he was plainly dressed
in a dark suit with i'rinco Albert
coat , buttoned across the chest ,
rosebuds in the button-hole , and a
icat little pin in the black satin
neck scaif. fie made a most distin
uislicd contrast to the society dude in
swallow-tail , and the glitter and glare of
: ho army and navy officials , and the vari
ous representatives of foreign nations
ibout him. And ono of the pleasantest
features of the receiving party in the blue
room was the presence of
THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER , MISS NELLIE ,
who'o white dress was the model of s'm-
plicity and enblematical of the purity and
innocence of her young life , J cr sweet
Face was radiant with delight and her
manner modest and unconscious of the
lancoi of curiosity and admiration bent
upon her. It was no uncommon thing for
Fannie Hayes , daughter of ox-President
Hayes to bo present at the afternoon and
evening receptions at the White house.
3ho was usually running around at large ,
badly attired in some ill-fitting frock ,
joodnatiircdly chatting with anyone who
chanced to discover thatsho was the presi
dent's daughter and considered it a laiting
greatness to be allowed such a favor. On
ono ocausion she was in the ladio's dressing
room at n vciy la'o hour assisting the ser
vants in giving out checks for the wrap
pings , and very proud were the servants
to have her assistance ,
Of course no favorable criticism was
made upon Mrs. Hayes for allowing her
young diuigctor such freedom of action
during a crowded pell-mell reception. I
think that little Nellie Arthur would
shrink from such publicity , oven if she
were allowed to bo present at an evening
reception.
At the holiday dinner given to the poor
children of Wnshingtonjiby the "Uhrist-
nas Club , " of which Miss Nellie Arthur
s president , and a most active member ,
.his little lady was untitcing in her nttcn-
: ions to the raggedcst and worst clad of
them all. Especially did film give her
euro to ono poor little crippled girl , bend
ing over , her with all tenderness , her face
eloquent with sympathy for the little 1111-
'ortunate , who was made happy with all
sorts of good things to oat , besides many
; > retty gifts of toys and useful articles of
clothing.
Among the pleasantest and most exten
sively attended Now Year's reception was
that hold by Mrj. Frank , iiattoii , of
Iowa ,
wira OP oun NKW I-OSTJUSTEU OENEHAL ,
who waa assisted by Mrs. W. B. Thom
son. Mrs. Commissioner Edmonds , Mrs.
Congressman Hepburn and Miss Maggie
Hepburn. Mlttio Wilson , daughter of
Senator Wilnon and other fair Iowa's
daughters
Mrs. Hatton looked very handsome in
a rose-colored silk costume trimmed with
Valenciennes lace and was delightfully
entertaining to all who called , and as she
la tlio newest lady in the cabinet of
couraH the social tm Burgos hither. AB
the wife of the second assistant post-
uinster-gonerrtl , Mrs. Hatton while not
being hi a stiietnonsoa "society woman"
has made hcrsolf moat popular and
gathered about her lasting friends by her
womanly grace and cermble entertain-
nicnts. Indeed nho is n woman of rare
good at n o nd judgment and capable of
leiidiog mucU uosietuuco to her husband
In grave matters of state. Wo who re
member the
FllOLICKlSO FllANK 1IATTOX ,
of Alt. Pleasant , Iowa , can hardly tur-
round him with all the imposing dignity
of ono of the president's counsellor ! In
cabinet sections. Though ho wcara a
tall , bearer hut , and clothes himself with
agood deal of distinction , ho still looks
and appears youthful , the o nt in ono of
his cyen giving him such o cute and cun
ning look. Ills natural dnsh of manner
and ho usually gets that which ho makes
a dash for , has made him popular
with members of congress. Ho Isn't In
the least afraid of them , not oven did
they terrify him when ho WRB only Frank
Hatton walking around the halla of con
gress In search of the Burlington , lown ,
poetoflico with nil the easy abandon of nn
old habituo. 1 have aeonjiim drou into
my Lord Rosooo'a seat in the senate ,
carelessly pick up uomo bcok or paper on
the desk , and when the elegant Oonk-
ling appeared jump up and Rive him a
friundly slap on the shoulder in the most
refreshing ntylo. The old saying that
"fooln will go vrhoro angola dnro not
troid" may bo applied to this Inataucp ,
for I believe Frank Hatton could per
form that llttlo or great familiarity with
Senator Conkling aa none other would
have the courage to do. Ono thing is
stiro : Postmaster Genor.il Hatton will
not meddle with the depths of law lore
aa did General Groaham , thereby escap
ing the acarlcs that his prodeceesar was
constantly entangled in. Mr. and Mra.
Hattou have : i handsome ) residence and
delightful homo on 120-1 Eighteenth
street , "Vr cat End , " where they arc al
ways plcaiod to welcome their western
friends , who delight to honor the printer
lud who has eo successfully mounted the
ladder of fame.
CONGRESS COMMENCES
with bnroly a quorum in either house ,
and in no agrcoablo mood. Tli < > balky
holiday adjournment does not ooom to
set well on tholr stomachs. The com-
plcxion la decidedly bilious. But the
weather has a great deal to do with torn-
per and never was the weather moro
"boastlyl" Either walking or riding la
to-day , on our amooth p'avements , a dan
gerous experience and excuse enough to
ntay at homo and got braced up. No
ticeably in the senate is the abaonco of
southern members , who during rcccsa
went to the Now Orleans exposition or
thought it advlaablo to follow up Ran
dall in his rambles down south.
SENATOU ALLISON ,
of Iowa , baa been hard up during the rc-
ceea on the appropriation bill ; as chair
man of the appropriation commlttoo ho
faithfully attends to the great responsi
bility no has in charge and has no Idle
tlmo to play poker with Tom Bowonwho
la the champion gamester of the senate.
But Tom does not lack for'partners. '
There are odd moments oven in a sena
tor's life when a "draw-gamo"is amusing
and relieves , not only the heavy load of
public duty , but hightous the full purao.
Senator Allison is looking remarkably
well physically. Hia complexion ia aa
clear and fresh as a young girl's , and aa
pink end white , oho wing that ho does
not lead o dissipated life and has no
cauao to complain of "Washington ma
loria , " a diaoaso that congressmen are so
ofllioted with. Not only is Mr. Allison
a close student of political economy ,
faithfully discharging the duties cf a
United States senator , but earnestly and
personally attending to the interests of
the people of Iowa. There ia no man in
iho sonata or hougo who devotes so many
lours to public duties , as does Senator
Allison. Ho haa a handsome , but in nowise -
wise extravagant homo on Vermont
Avonno , presided uvor by Mrs. Senator
Grimes , w-ho was the aunk and footer-
mother of the late Mrs. Allison , whose
cad death was such a crushing blow to the
senator , the rmdncss of whicli still clinga
to him in npita of hia naturally cheerful
nature. Ho is a young man in yearn
hough old in public service ) , and wo
TtiEt will have a long political iifo before
litn. No doubt Iowa will keep Mr.
Allison in the United States senate no
eng as ho wlahos and Is able to remain
-hero. Nebraska would do well to fol-
ow the example of Iowa and other
Btatea who chooao well their men for the
Jnited States aonato and then kcop
: hem thoro.
Representative Liird , who met with a
lalnful accident Now Year's morning by
loing thrown from his horse , ia doing aa
7ell and ia aa comfortable as a badly
'matured leg will admit. CON.
A TUAMP'S TAKE.
He Sccuvoq o Verdict of 7 , OOO
Against tliu U. Jit. I. & P. road.
A very interesting decision in a railroad
case was rendered by the supreme court
of Iowa , week before last which appears
.o have escaped newspaper observation. It
was a suit in which the plaintiff had been
awarded § 7,000 damages for injuries re
ceived on the 0. R. I. & P.
The plaintiff got on a freight train as it
was passing'through n station , by climb-
ng up the ladder on the side of the car. ,
It was the duty of the Irakcman to kcop
ill persons oil' the train. A brakeman ob
serving the man , ordered him oil' , but as
the spued of the trein hud increased to
inch an extent meantime as to create fear
n the mind of the man that to jump
would bo to court danger , ho declined to
obey. The brakeman still insisted that
10 must get off , and by tramping on his
ingcrs as ho held to the car , forced him to
eleaso hia hold. The train was at thatmo-
nentpassingovcra high open bridge andtho _
man tell through , broke his thi n , in two
places and otherwise injured himself to
luch an extent aa to bo unable to walker
or six months , meantime suffering great
miu. On appeal from a judgment of
? 7,000 the company contended that the
act of the brakeman waa wantgn , for
which it could not bo hold Hoblc , and
hat damages were excessive. In affirm
ng the judgment the court said : First ,
f the act waadono within the scope of
ho authority of the brakeman that is ,
f the brakeman had authority to remove
roapasaora from the trains and in so
doing ho did a wilful , intentional wrong ,
wo cannot BOO why defendant should
escape liability by claiming that the act
was not only wilfully wrong , but was
malicious and Intentional by the brake
man to gratify his brutal uatnto. The
'act remains that it was done in pursu
ance of an effort to force plaintiff off the
; raln. If , in doing so , the brakeman had
jven murderous designs , it was , In the
languege of the statute , "a wilful wrong ,
for which the defendant is liable. " The
court farther held that defendant being
a poor man and permanently injured , tlio
damages were not excessive ,
* * * * Bad treatment
or stricture
afton complicates the disease and makes
itdltYicult of cure. The worst and most
votorato caics speedily yield to our new
8nd Improved methods. Pamphlet , refer
cnces and torrca cent for two three-cent
stampB , World's Dispensary Mtdical
Association , Buffalo , N. Y.
The Ueatliunat 1'ukor.
New York Sun.
A Mott street Chionmonhss renounced
draw poker. Ho Borrow full ? relatea bit
experience as follows ;
"I get flo ncee , bet five della , nobody
clutn in ; I got the kingee , bet tea della ,
nobody clum In ; I got flo finance , bet
fifteen doll , ovly eon of gun clum in. "
XUI3
The Omnlm USE'S Annual lloviaw of on
mncnlficUnt littla metropolis U n moihnuica
Imuty. Ktney luu done hlmsolf proud.
[ McCook Tribune.
Tlio Hlnitrntcil edition of tha Ornah * HK
of the 11 Inst wni almply Itnmenoo. Th
management tleitrros gteat credit for th
outcrpriso [ Stuart LflKer.
Tha Omaha Ucr.'fl rttmunl review of the city
of Ornah * Ij exhaustive In il < cription and i
haiuhDiiiely illuttiatcd with vlosv * of pnhli
and jirlvulo buildings [ Unwson County I'lo
ueer.
ueer.Thn
Thn Omaha ] } in : comes to us with n bofwti
fill llliittr.itcd tditiou containing pictures o
the Ir.-vllng lnuiiio.ii homos and a resmr.n o
the busino 8 of the year huOmnha.Crcstor [
( Iowa ) OazDttc.
The DEB'S annual ro\iow of Omaha ia i
beautiful and comilotn [ ntUIr , and shows u |
the O tJ city in fine ihapo. It Is B credit t
the town and tha publuhar. tUastluga Gazette
zotto .Tourn.ll.
Thollustr ! tcd Omaha BKB Is a m.inol c
eclentific skill nml iKv. ! < imnir | untcipiico
Omnlm should bo proud th.t h 1 has such In
ilnstrloi and such a paper to portray them.
[ JS'ortU lioiul riall.
The Omaha UKK haa Issued n splendid picto
rial holiday j'nper , giving hno views of al
principal buthifRs and rtsldenco plncoj in tlm
city. H Is a line work and reflects grb-vl credit
it upon that institution.--Olny [ County Jour
n.il.
n.il.Tho
The Oiialia NEK'S Annual ruviow ehect fo
18S4 is n splendid piece of inochfiuisin anc
pliows wonderful amount of outerprlao or
the part of _ the publisher which doubticst wil
bo appreciated by the citizsns of Omnhn.
[ Columbus Jouinal ,
The Omaha BKE got out a very fine ilhn
tr.itcd New Yeat' cditinn on the lit Inst. , o
which tbo chizena of OmahnMiouldfcel proiul
I' apfclnlly flno ia the mngnlllcpnt exhibit in
every branch of commerce , industry and pub
Ho improvement , [ Ainsworth News.
Tlio Omaha UEI : iesuod a supplement , in ac
cordnnco with till custom of that paper , tha
is coitniuly .iiuoug the finest productions tli.it
HC have ever BOCU issued from any ncwapaper
oilico in the country , mid indicate commend
able cuterpiho on the p.ut of the BEK.
[ Springliokl ilrnitor.
The Omaha UBI : , of January 1st , h ono o
the finest pnpcM wo have seen lesuod in thi
west. The paper is of cxeellant quality BIU
all the fine buildings of Ouialia are lllustratei
In tlio finest style possible. It la without doub
tire finest edition of any paper over issued In
the west. [ Holdredge Nugget.
The Omaha UEK'S annual edition la a mag
nificent number , superior to anything of the
kind uvor issued In tha west. Tlio editor o : "
the BEK deserves well at the hands of th
btuinots men of his city. Hia "annual" edi
tions have brought many citizens to the com
mcrclal metropolis of Nebraska. [ Franklin
County Guard.
The BEI : supplomqnt this vear h a credit to
the city , the eaterpriso of Mr , Koaswnter nnc
the talent and energy of these luving its aov
oral departments in charge. The illustration !
are exceptionally fine and well selected , nnc
the letter-press contains n vast fund of information
mation involving much labor and resoruch.
[ Nebraska Watchman.
The illustrated Omaha BKI : , showing th
public buildings and noiuu of the private resi
dences nt Omntm , is one of the best papers o
the kind wo over saw. It is finely printed
nnd the leview of the progress and business o
Omaha is complete in every line. Oinaba
pliould ernd abroad thousands of copies of tha1
[ Nernaba Granger ,
Tha Omaha Daily BEI : Holiday edition was
tbo finest of the kind ovar isiicd in the state.
It cott many thoucnud dollars to produce the
paper , which contained fine cuts of tlio lend
ing bueinefs houses , and public institutions o :
Omaha. The enterprise cf the BKI : should be ,
and undoubtedly Is , appreciated by the buti-
nefj men of Omaha. [ Johiihon County
Jouriiid.
The illustrated Now Year edition of the
Omnhn 13iK : is ut hand. It would bo a credit
to any press , east or west. It contains illus
trations of the now buildings constructed in
Orhnlm during tha year , .11 well as many
others. Tfecls and figures fill the inpido nnc
all radound to the glory of Omaha. [ Button
Register.
The Omaha BSK gave its readers a valuable
and attractive New Year's present in thn
shape of nn illustrated review of Omaha and
Us business interests. Omaha Is full of live
business men , and ona of the most energetic is
the editor of the BEE cvon if ho does pel
cranky occasionally upon the subject of poli
tics , temperance , suffrage and religion. [ Fair
mont Signal.
i\n annual review of Omaha , her commerce
manufactures and industrial duvelopcmcnt ? ,
was Issued bv the BEE Publishing company ,
January 1. The edition is beautifully illus
trated , and blimva enterprise that ought to bo
commended. As nn advertisement it MU a
decided success , aud ono the growing am
prosperous city of Omaha ought to nppreci-
ato. [ L'apillion Times.
The illustrated annual issued by the Omaha
BEK on New Year's day is the handsomest
piece of work wo havu over soeu of tl.o' liud ,
and is very useful , besides , ui a most excallcul
showing of the business done by Omaha dur
ing the past year. The illustrations are very
natural , and glvo n very good conception ol
the be.st buildings In that wonderful city ,
[ 1'latt mouth Journal.
The Oinnha BKK issued on January 1st a
hanclRome annual. It contains many beauti
ful lithographic illustrations of public and
private buildings aud manufacturing ei-tib-
lichrceiits. It alnceiitnins acompleta resume
of the growth and business of the past year ,
slowing that live million dollara have kotn
expended in that enterprising city for im-
improvement. The BKK ia entitled to much
credit for the admirable review it has made.
[ Fremont Herald.
LIIio n lady , handsome , stylish , young and
dressed iri the height of fathicn , appearti the
Omaha BEU Annual for 1835 , Hisboyondall
cciuparimm the handsomest publication that
has yet appuatcd in the newspaper Una. And
ai a ready rufeicnca to the doings of Nebras
ka's motrapolm in the past year , ns nn outline
of iln htBtty-y during that time , it is as vulua-
bio as it is pretty. It ia supplied fortou cents
and H worth tha to Kub wki
money any > n.- -
; North PJaUoTelegrajili.
AVe ncknowlodko the receipt of tbo Omnlm
BEB annual review , which gives an excellent
idea of the growth and prosperity of the me
tropolis of Ncbratta. It pieaoata a number
of luio ill istratinns of the moro promiucn1 ;
mblionnd privnti ) buildings recently erected
n Oinahtt , showing that the city will comp.vo
very favorably \/itn liny in tlin country in the
style of its bui'dinga. The Illustrations are
very r.nely executed , nnd tho" entire supple
neut is a credit to the publisher * and to the
city. [ Seward Keportsr.
The Omaha BKK ia calling upon Its rural
exchanges to go into the canvassing btsiuess
.o increase the circulation of the weekly BEK.
The BEK has succeeded In finding out In what
ilghO ) csteom the editor of that paper fa held
> y the republican editors of the country press
vho have been utilizing irosowater'n energy in
filling up their sheets. We surmise the BBU
ylll continue to reach its largo &nd growing
iat of subscribers , notwithstanding the rdicta
of Its country cousins. [ Wohoo lomocrat.
The Omaha BEB Annual Kevlew , of 1885.
reaches our sanctum this week as large as usual
and beautifully illubtratod , ( showing the rapid
growth and almost unparalleled prosperity of
the city of Omaha during the past twelve
nonths. It presents many very attractive
features'and i ) worth a great deal of money ta
any one who feels an interest in the growth
and development.of our entire atato. Among
many other mntt ra of interest wu eua that
there are now _ eoven daily new nant > ra pub-
Untied in the city , while It ia rapidly becoming
a manufacturing and traila center of no little
mpnrtnnro among the cities of the union. -
[ Oakland Independent.
This office has been favored with a copy of
the handsome illustrated Oinnbn BEE annual
revlow , issued January 1. 11 has been the
cuitomofthu BEK for several yearn tolmie
an illustrated annual , showing the Improve
ment ? In Omaha for the year , and n-vitmiog
at length the induitrim nd public Improve-
mcnta of thx city , Tha pruicnt mu < > out-iloes
all former efforta. Tha engraving it dona by
a Milwaukee fiun , by th ph-jto-enguvlng
proceisj , and the vlowg of pm lia and private
building * ibow the llreit artistic work , tnd
elves ena mme ennct-ption tf the raorvelou *
urottth of the Gate City. * The in-
duatry , iccuracynpd enteiprise exhibited by
the BEE in furniihin ; thU txluuHivn invluw ,
coyerinx thirty two nolid column ) cf de < icrlp
live matter and flguno. bosldei the tine illun.
tratlnao , werltB uiibtlutcd pra'He. [ Arapihoe
Pioneer.
\Va have b fn in\ited by the Omaha BKR
to make a prolonged visit to that city. Tlid
invitation 1 * not dhet and personal , but la
foued by Implication In the llluslratod New
Ycar'a cditinn t f that i > pcr now before us. It
contains vlowatf at lcn t forty of the finest
biiiinem hoiuo' , banks nnd private residences
nnd falling under tbr vo of n strntigcr rr Inn.
list tnu tlend imclstablv to ft drfito to ROC the
flouilfthlug loirn where they nrolncated. *
* In uincludior. wo cannot avild mention
ing the cudlnl way In which the BhKmonti na
its cnitsmiKiarif-B , thn Herald , llcpubllc/n
nnd lha test , eneaking at the eamo tlmo quite
tnndoatly rt its own merits RS "the most
widely ciicul.ttrd paper In the Alitfourl vnl-
Iny. " It might also have a Hlo I with ttuth
tint In fc.von and out of i oi8 < n It ii the mi
compromlinr foe of mocopnlloi nuil Is wi hnl
nmoug TmT cry best Rencrnl nnd locnl IIOWB
the outlra west.Lirnmit' [ Bcomcr-
A Mmi AVltli Six AVIvcs.
A man with six wives In likely to go to
j ll for bigamy , which , after all , may not
bo much more dissgrecablo than trying
to live with oix women at n timo. Either
coureo ia not moro disagreeable than to
bo alltictcd with dyspepsia nnd liver com
plaint. Fvmiklin Jonce , of Cothrans ,
TC.XJB , waitca : * 'I am ualug Brown'o
Iron Uittora for dyapopsia and debility ,
and it has done mo a gront deal of bene
fit. " Any other man may roccivo simi
lar advantage. Tt nluo curua malaria ,
wonlincss , neuralgia. &s.
The itrltlRh Colonies.
England has 05 square miles of colony
to the square milo of her own area ; Hol
land , Cl ; Portugal , 20 ; Denmark , O.0 : ! ;
France , 1.90 ; Spaiii , 0.80 square miles ;
The area of the Ih-itish colonies is nearly
8,000,000 of tquaro miles rather less
than the area of the Russian Empire , in
cluding Siberia and Central Asia ; but if
the area of the native fotirlnlory states in
India , amounting to 500,281 squsuo miles ,
bo added , over which England exorcises as
Russia docs over much of the ten ilory
nndor its sway , together with that of the
United Kingdom itself , 120,757 niilcajthcn
tlio area of the British cmpi'o exceeds
that of tho'Iliissian empire by about 200-
000 square miles , and it covers within n
fraction of one-sixth of the whole land
area of the globe.
A Fact Fixed.
The autograph statement of Dr. Samu
el K. Cox , 13. D. , Practical Analytical
Chemist , Washington , D. 0. , reads : To
the thousands whoso systems instinctively
sin ink from the use of morphia and opi
um , and cspecsally to mothers , who justly
dread the evil , and. at times , fatal effects
of the dangerous drugs , the lied Star
Cough Cute must prove u boon. It is the
only entirely free from all opiates , poisons
and emetics , ( a thing which not one cough
preparation in ten can boast ) ' but it is al
together an original and most happy com
bination of the best remedial agents , and
is as harmless os effective. 1 base this
assertion on careful analyses and numer
ous practical tists the latter in ovcry
case resulting in a , speedy cure.
Jjoat in tlio Straw.
NowVork Suu.
"How's business ? " a , reporter asked a
car sweeper who was cleaning n car.
"Bang up since the cold weather began.
It's a poor car which comes in at night
with less than CO cents in the straw. "
"How docs it got there ? "
"Passengers drop it , and there is no nso
hunting for a coin dropped in the straw
you'd never find it , and you'd get your
hands all dirty. "
"Don't conductors lose money ? "
"Oh , yes ; but they tell us , and when
wo find it wo give it back to thorn. "
"Ever make a big striks ? "
' { Sometimes ; found a So gold piece last
winter , and now and then a ring is picked
up , but it's mostly pennies , nickels , alid
10-cent pieces. "
SKIN 1IISKA.H S CUKED.
By Dr. Frazier'a Magio Ointment. Cure a
if by magic : Pimples , Black Heads or Grub '
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
the okln cleur and beautiful. Alee cures Itch ,
Salt llhoum , Sore Nipples , Sore Lips and old ,
Obstinate Ulcers Bold by druggists , or
moiled on receipt price. 50 cents , Sold by
Kuhn & Co. and 0. V. Goodman.
Tlio Combination or Iiiurcilicmn need
in making BROWN'S BRONCHIOAL TiiociiKa is
auch as to give the best possible effect with
nnfety. They are the best remedy in use for
Coughs , Colda nnd throat dihoascB.
Inn Pliimtior'u JL'lnco Usnrpcd.
Boston Courier.
"You arc engaged , I hear , Mary ? "
"Yes , dear. "
"Js ho well off ! "
"Well , I should think so. Ho is in
business and will boa wealthy man boon. "
"A ha ! plumber ! "
"No ; a baker "
"A baker 1 Why , bakers don't make
much money. '
"Don't they ? Why , Hour has been low
down for some time , and loaves are the
same old priuo and no larger in si/.o. Why ,
the bakers are coining money ; thu plumb-
era are nowhere. "
STOf THAT OOUG H
By using Dr. ITrazicr'a Throat find Lung Bal-
Bum the only sure cure for Coughs , Colds ,
Hoarseness and Bore Throat , nnd all diseases
of the throat nnd luuga. Do not neglect a
cough. It inay prove fatal. Scores and
lundrcdsof grateful people owe their livoa to
Dr. ITrazicr't Throat and Lun ? Balsam , and
no family will ever bo without it after once
ising it , aud discovering ita mnrvoloiw power.
.I ie put up in largo family bottles nnd colder
or the 8mr.il price of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Kubn & Co. and 0 , F. Goodman.
? ittsburp Chronicle.
.
In BarbadooJ , ono Sunday , the oiptiin
of n veaael from Now York aaw a very iai-
jortant colored lady , gloved , alined * nnd
laraeolod , walking to ohurcbjwitb a bare-
ooted cloied servant , carrying her bag
aud prajorbojk. Ho waa astonished at
ho lady of color being able to keep up
o much atata , bat was told that the two
wore sisters , and If ho would wait until
next Sunday ho would BOO the f ituation
ovojBod.
DUKKEES SALAII DHESKINQ & COLD
IEAT SAUCE The universal favorite
both in the U. S. and Great Britain.
VholoBorao , dollclona , economical and
nutrltlona. Savon anxiety , wastennd
rouble.
President Arthur writes a big up and
[ own hand , which sprawls and jumps
rom ono word to the next without leuv-
ng the paper , yet Is rory legible. Sos-
etary ] FrellnghuyBan'a signature looks
ike the writing of a palsied old woman ,
fho letters are small and crabbed.
"Brown's Bronchial "Trodies" nro
videly known at an admirable remedy for
SronchL'tiu , HnarM-iicnx , Cimgha and Throat 10
roubles , Suld only 111 laid.
Mllllkon came homo looking very die
consolatc. "It's all up , ' ' said ho to his
wife. "I wasn't oleottd. Everything
wont all right until yesterday , and then
hey raked up a charge against mo for
lorse stcillug. " "But , my dear , why
didn.t you rosko them hick up the
charge ? " "Uark it up ? That's juit
wlioio the trouble was Some of cur
ward oimmitteo , like bhmod fo J'B , kop . -
crying for 'pronl' mil 'documents , ' and
h y got them. " Jlon/on Jtnyu. CH '
x
A OAfiD.
.n.l lodtwwtoofl . .
i.a.l. of nuBBood , etc. , I U1 Mad r Dr.
> . . v'm nut you , 7HKK CUAKflt ni . -
rcraidj WM oVoYtrei l-y nli t u ry la
iiuLilOsod toU + iitwA * o > tWy U YM f9 J.
ura X. luua. ttUU * B. ttwr Tub. ' - " '
- .Iliinjilt , , ,
1 rrr from Oplatm , l.mitlr.t nm ( I'
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
I'op COUE'I" ' , Sere Thritnt , Hoiitcnc , InHurntn ,
Cold * . llrourliUls Croup , \t hooptna CotiRlt ,
A tlimn * ( Jiitnitr , lAlti ln Clu < ftftnlDt.ier (
n-"llm iii tlm Tli rout " I I.IIIIR * .
rrlCpnorontBiholllc 8 > Ut'\ | I'rn'-cimnnil Dcol-
cretrti , j nnablf in ( ; .rt > r ? tt , " < tr < iler ( n
gfttirprl > icmtrHlretir ,
THE riMiart t.ini.rtr.n rniiPLNr ,
Sola Oivnrrl on I M n rluri-r .
Illlllmorf , JlnrjUnil , C.P.JI.
A Rlrl In my employ hen been cured ot constltu-
tlonnl scrofula b > - tlio of S Ill's Suoclllc.
_ , , , ' , O. McUANif L , Allstoonn , OB.
( Tills centlcman la tlio latccr ol the ( Imeroor ot
Oa. )
Vamlcrbllt's millions could rot buv from mo what
Swift's gpcclflo lias clouo for mo. It cured me ol
ecrofula ot 15 ycnts' ftnntllrp.
Hits. KLUMIKTII UAKKR , Acnorth,0x
TETinn AflcreulTorlnff with Totter lor cloion
years , diul nmliiRnll nortnot treatment , I was re-
Iic\ecl entirely by Bullt'a Specific.
L. II.I.t.K , P.sou , Ga ,
flNATCHED mOM Tlir OltAVFI was LroiiRlit
to death's door by a combination of rczem * mid
eluclin , from wli'rh I liad suffcrcil for thico jears
* p treated liy ecvcril | hjflclnnsltli loilltio 1'ntac- '
( him. uhlch srcmcd to feed the illsennp. I lisvc IK on
cured sound and well KV the u > o nf K ll''s SpcclQc.
Jilts. SAHAII i ; . TL-RNKK , llumboldt , lenn.
Swift's Spccino l8entltclv\cgctale. ! Trcatlsoon
Blood nnd Skin Diseases mailed trco
TUB SwiiTSrngiFio Co. , Drawers , Atlanta , Oa. ,
or ISO \V. S3d St. , Now York.
Sui-o Curro. .
[ tnblf iioaiBbltr'"e > Ot'tt-anlea girc
kr Hn cvrritcaan utlilrftnkrn
Scudtwou tamps forCelebratcd II cdlcalWorVn
Addre , P. CE.AItKE , SI.U. . , iSi 2u U
Clatk Sircct. CiiirAr.o , ILL.
TOM for lofmn i i
miQT ilvcn , wrllci
11 , \ Juattr , . . / > . ,
Chitagt.M. ijolibj
nil ilruerl'ta. 1'tl
nAccmi. tent
, ! . . iuioraniuuDtn
f nt Irrf llurllrk'nKmul To. . lUrlnl li.
\Wftlnee * nerT ( niiti ' , iJetIIItrt1o t or fallln ? powrB ,
Ttt4rd | pro wth or lir < Dk iaavrrcome ; by A iif > wtti < ; ( lii > l
a * unfallliiff ai pliyitol UWB run ho. Ghc robnit aiiil
luniy tlRnr nnd ndinlr&blo phvttltte by Lull > lliiff tip tli )
diteJ tliBUPS nn < l c 'QCCDlratliiff iiourinhmcnt to wc lct
portions. 1'ull ettcnKtli.tlo\clopment , iiJ functions given
to every orRan of tlie l > o < 1y. tSettn shown MUhln < ! > .
No btlpf itlmolnnt ; | oitimaf ntt | Iranant , ilnipt * . lledlc&I ,
mechanical nnd anatniulcal eclcncocomWnfd. "Wo Letl v.3 .
thlnniftdo of trpfttmfnt tlioinoiteGccemful known to tti < )
inotllcal | imf i ! otilt Hti. CVmnsirfal Gaxette , "We ' ! !
our caJonem dt " Ww/Ttto / J/cr. lire [ etc. Atwvaqtiarlcery
orml rfprc * titlon ( , " V , Y.JbutfuudJTJJ # . ' Keferua
toemlmeiit { iljyalcUnd ; nil m y ratl fy IbftnielrcB without
copt. " y. 1' . / > ( * ; > , ircA. "AnliiatltutlonnrtriioruerUwltli
anoTfrwhelmlrtir array of genuine certificate * . " AVtu Ui-
letniMntf * . Write for uur " Tratttit fur Nfn OnIy"BlrIns
cxplanntlon , references ouJ ptooC MailtJ , ec lc4 la plain
ERIE MEDICAL CO. , BUFFALO , N.Y.
17 Rl. Clmrros } ? . , St. Lotils , I
trrguUr ; ptua'.u f tno . .i < llcM Collryca , b l
nifTtffJiu ti , npe t&itreiLttiitnt of CHHOIIC , N
iiii lii. oo i t "rnliinn IP ; th i J'ijrilcfan (
fltv pkperhliow and AilolJ rvildenu know.
Nervous Diostratlori , UcbifiS ) , Mental wi *
Physical V/caxnecs , Mercurial nnd other Affo -
Uon ? of Thrnat. Skin or Hones , Blood [ 'oirooinc ,
3ld Sores &nd UlCCrs , tro Irratft itlth UDiartimio !
pirc . * p , n ' Utft KMcntltla [ rl&clj. ' . f 'etTPrlrntelj.
Dl er.sei Arising Jrutn Indiscretion , KxcnG5 >
txposu'C or InUulgcncc , vMch rroJued ne or t i
toll.ulnr t-fTittK ; uorvnuiueia , JrMlitr , dla ti of iljjj
jail ipfecilip mtrnor . , I'lraplfj ou tbc fa , ih/itealdc j ,
I. rralontotbo nct.rtf cf tfruelfs , cooTui ] of Ucnietc
rpuUerlna : Marrinrjo i/iipropcr or mmuppy , KT )
tcrm niutlycarpJ , ramphift(3r ( > | ) ocforjtbe ) atxj\ * , * l
j flealeil cDvroiH. ! , free to anr&JAnu. Oonnultatlonaiel-
lee or by m&llfroo , andltivlWd.rlto for qucitlom.
A Positive Written Guarantee
fvtID \ til curable CUM , Me JlclncB acnl evcrymboro.
I'atnpnleta , Encllah or German , 0-i pagei ,
ycriblncrabovodiiiecsoa lamaloor fcm ] , J- '
S CUBBEX
Will purify the BLOODfTefru *
Ute the LIVCI7anil KIONEYO.
And KEHroiu : Tim IlK/u/ril
nml VIGOtt of YOUTH. Urn-
iiepilu , Wuntol Appetite , jn >
dlKusllon , ) , .ul : ; of .Siieiifrlli.
end'J'lrtt'.lln alSoliilcl7
iii'rvi'3 rccvlvo new lorce.
i rdlVt'llfl tllO DlllHl UUi (
„ _ , , . . Fiipnllpu llraln 1'owcr.
ST Vjy ! SnllcrliiKlroiii conipluliiti
o o > . * iiccullnrto tliclroi'X will
Knd In BJl. El' irEWSIROW TONIO n rnn und
epi'CUy euro , tfllvcaadcar. liualuivconipluxlon.
I'Vciiuunt bticinptsat coiPt ! Si'llliit ( unlyuili ]
lotliopupiilarllyuftliooilKliiat. Douot uxpurl *
mcnt KL'ttlluOlIKllNAf.ANUJIRST. . . . ,
/fKendycmrnddrcimtoUliBnr. Hnrt rMedOo.V 4
| Jsulx > nii ) , JIo.for our"DKKAU : JJOOIC. " M ]
V vFnllof itrnnunuoil nscfnlInfnrnnjuoa.fiwi. ' . '
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
CUOOESBOB TO WAVIU a
Polo
IIOI OUAIU.
EbY loie4UIOOC90MrMCirerallr Mltolii Itndl I
Eutern Hebiuki , t low prtoo tnd on euy term
Improvoa uimi tor tale In Dooglw , Dodg , Oolln
Ittte , Bart , Laming , Birpy , Wuhliigton , tftilck
kunderi , and Batler Jotutlei.
T ies paid In all part ) ol Ibe BUI * . ;
Money loaned on reproved larnu.
Nottiv 1-ubllo alwavi U offlo * Ooneipond
D.
JAS.H.PEABODYM.
. . , . .
Physician & Surgeon
Beilldenoo No. liOT Jones Bt. OffiM , No. HOJ Far
urn etreot. Offloo hours,12 m to t p. ra. and liom
8 p. m. Telephone , lor ofllco 97reeldeno 116 ,
as
HORHE'SELEGTRIGBELT
61
Will cure VmoninfM , I.umUj . Illionmuilim l'ar ly > li
S-turilL-U , fccUIIra , Mdlii'v , ri'llio mid l.llir iMfim n
3out , A.'hma , lluarl ill r ni | pM , r ii ll | > all t'
npi-lil , inurrti. rllr , hiiliti-J iiKjf.lnii , . I'ni.b . ASH
l'U'l I. ui Ulurl lr Only .mm' . ' I mine II'II In An.n
tlmt imitli Hie KltUiKiil JuJ ui 'um n n " "Kli'.l"
lr , aad mu bu rot-hiruoJ lu iu lunuui by IL | . .uicut.
Winter IB cotrdniTi ItoMatanvl the year ( or ache/
ind nalni. Intlewol this ( act we tajr buyrne ol
. llornt'i Kloctrlo UcltJ. By no dolc ( jou U' '
uoid Rhounutlaui , KI'JueyTffnillc * aud other Illi
-atflcthli ho'r to. Do net delay , butuil at out
xllcitndeiaulnobelU , No. 1422 1)0'J1 ; ( . | ol'W-t , 01
P Qoodman'i , 1110 Farcam Ht.,0u i.i , Ntb , Or
lenfiUcdO , 0 , 1) .
The romsrkftblo B th of Ouuhr
during the last few yoara IR o matter oC
great Bstoulahmont to thoao who pay na
oceaalonnl vlalt to this growing city. The
development of the Stoc-v ynrdj ( the
iioconslty of thu Bolt Lliio Road the
finely paved atrooU the huudroda of no-p
ronldenccB nnd costly buslnoao blocks ,
with the population of onr city moro than
doubled In the last five yoara. All thin
Is a great uarprlno to visitors Mid fa the
admiration of our oltlcons. This rcplci
growth , the buolnoss activity , and the
many anbatnntlnl Improvomonta madn c
lively demand for Omaha real ontnto , and
every Investor hat tuado a hnndeomc
profit.
Slnao the Wall Street panla May ,
with the aubBonuont cry of hard tlmos ,
there haa boon loss demand from specula
tors , but a fair demand from Invoetoro
Booking homco. This latter olaes are
taking advantage of low prlccn In build
ing material and are uocnring tholr homoo
at much loss coat than will bo posslblo n
year honco. Speculators , too. can buy
real oota * a cheaper now and ought to toke '
advent * o of prcaont prices for future
pro ti.
The next loir years promlaoa groatei
divolopmonta In Omaha than the ptiat
tiv ) ycara , which have boon aa good ac
wo could reasonably doalro. Now man
ufacturing eatabllahmouta and larpo ; job
bing houaoa are added almost weekly , and
sll add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through-
bat the State , who have tholr money In
the banka drawing a nominal rate o !
terost , which , If judiciously Invested IK
Omaha real estate , would bring them
much greater returns. We have msay
bargains which wo are confident will
bring the purchaEor largo profits In the
nc.tr future.
Wo have for Bale the finest residence -
donco property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lota at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue , 17th ,
18th , 19th aud 20th atreeta.
West on Farnarn , Davenport ,
Cumiug , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Borne of the. finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the cro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in valiin
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company and
the railroads will certainly double
the pnco in a short timo.
Wo also have Home fine business
lots and some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good bargains by calling u.
V ff\ \
SEAL ESTATE
Boath Mth Bt ,
Bet ( roc-n Farnhara and Douglaa.
P. S. We nsk those who have
property for gale nt a bargain to give
a callWe want only bargains
We will positively not handle prop
jrty nt more than its real value.